Food Glorious Artisan Food! Discover Foodie Gems at a New Christmas Pop Up Shop



Calling all foodies. Discover a feast of delicious artisan food and drink products at a unique festive pop up shop now open in London's West End. It has taken almost a year to source the gourmet goodies, which you won't find on the shelves of a supermarket.

From bacon making kits and marshmallows, to speciality teas and super food chocolate, find them all at Kitchen Table Projects' new Christmas Pop Up Shop, which is open until December 27th. Whether you are looking for gifts for family and friends or Christmas treats for yourself, this is a great opportunity to discover new products and join the artisan food celebration.

Founded by entrepreneur Tara Sundramoorthi, Kitchen Table Projects is a foodie business dedicated to supporting and encouraging fledgling fine food and drink producers, helping them showcase their brand and products to the right people. The Christmas Pop Up shop is situated a short walk from Oxford Circus and follows hot on the heels of Kitchen Table Projects' debut pop up farm shop and café at Old Street Station.

Meet the Makers - and Try Before You Buy!
You can also join Kitchen Table Projects for amazing afternoons of drinks, tastings and Christmas gifts at their Christmas Market events in November and December. Visitors will be able to meet the producers at the pop up, and learn firsthand about the products on the shelves. Admission is free, and there will be mulled wine and nibbles - as well as the chance to win a luxury hamper worth £100.

Discover - Maple Butter by Moose Maple Butter; Marshmallows by Mallow and Marsh; Breakfast Bars by Olly Bars; Latin American Sauces by Capsicana; Granola by Husk and Honey; Spicy Condiments by Hot Chiu; Popcorn by Popcorn Kitchen; Superfood Chocolates by Doisy and Dam; Crickets and Mealworms by Grub; Root Vegetable Crisps by Leighton Brown and Cashew Milk by Soak Shakes and more.

Save the dates - November 20th and 21st, and December 4th, 5th, 18th and 19th - between 4pm and 8pm.

Tara Sundramoorthi said: "We've tasted everything on our shelves and you won't find any of our brands at the supermarket. It took us almost a year to hunt down each and every hidden gem and we're so proud to be championing them. Our pop up is a whopping 2,500sq ft - and just a stone's throw from Oxford Circus. The perfect place to source a unique Christmas gift or something to stand out on a Christmas table. "

Kitchen Table Projects' Christmas Pop Up is open now until December 27th at

87, Great Portland Street, London, W1W 7LU


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